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Check out the more than 60 pitch decks fintechs used to raise millions in funding from top investors

  • Insider has been tracking the next wave of hot new startups that are blending finance and tech.
  • Check out these pitch decks to see how fintech founders are selling their vision and nabbing big bucks in the process.
  • You'll see new startups using generative AI to ease up grunt work at investment banks and private equity firms, fresh twists on digital banking, and innovation aimed at making it easier for consumers to gain access to financial services and investments.
  • Startups in this article include SecureSave, Albert, Novo, Rocket Dollar, NDVR, Percent, Vint, Tulipshare, Altruist, Hum Capital, Doorvest, Immo, Relief, Stilt, Stratyfy, Miren, CollateralEdge, Pinwheel, Tricolor, TomoCredit, LoanWell, Uplinq, Parafin, Boom, Morty, Mako AI, Reflexivity, Louisa AI, Rogo, QC Ware, Claira, Beacon, BondCliQ, Proper Finance, Uprise, Productfy, Highnote, OppZo, Decimal, Now, FlyFin, Worksome, Kasheesh, Qolo, Atomic, Glean, Kamino, GlossGenius, Finix, Slope, Ladder, Counterpart, Honeycomb, Footprint, ValidMind, Spade, Themis, Zamp and LeapXpert.
  • These companies offer various financial services such as savings account, automated budgeting, digital banking, investment management, portfolio management, real-estate investing and credit marketplace, among others.
  • The pitch decks for these companies used in funding rounds range from 7 to 34 pages.
  • Some of the larger funding rounds include $100 million Series C by Albert, $90 million by Tricolor and $155 million Series D by HoneyBook.
  • Fintechs continue to attract large investments as the intersection of finance and technology gains momentum.
  • The innovation seen in these startups are aimed to make financial services more accessible, efficient, and personalized.
  • The fintech industry is expected to continue its growth trajectory in the coming years.

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